Animal Idioms: The Bird Edition - All Ears English Podcast 1712

The video features a discussion between hosts about moving experiences and transitions into a focus on birds and related idioms. The hosts share personal stories about birds and introduce idioms such as 'A little birdy told me', 'The early bird gets the worm', 'Early bird special', 'Birds of a feather flock together', and 'Free as a bird'. They also announce a live event for English learners.

What challenges did Lindsey face while moving into her new home?

How did Lindsey feel about the idea of having a pet bird?

What was Lindsey's experience with her childhood parakeets?

What are some of the idioms related to birds that were mentioned in the conversation?

What does the expression 'a little birdy told me' imply?

What idiom did Lindsey and Michelle discuss that relates to being early?

How did Lindsey describe her feelings about getting up early?

What was the context in which Lindsey and Michelle discussed the 'early bird special'?

What is the significance of the phrase 'birds of a feather flock together'?

What does it mean to be 'free as a bird'?